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- Poly – Voyager Focus 2 UC Headset Audio Distortion (Robotic ...
If you are reporting the audio issue from the Voyager Focus 2 UC headset sounds distorted, robotic, or unclear during calls or media playback.
Possible Causes
- Outdated headset firmware
- Wearing sensor malfunction or misconfiguration
- Incorrect default audio device settings
- Softphone configuration conflict
- Temporary firmware or pairing glitch
Troubleshooting Steps
Please follow the steps below to isolate and resolve the issue:
- Update Headset Firmware
Open HP Poly Lens (formerly HP Poly Studio).
Check for available firmware updates.
Install any pending updates and restart the headset.
- Disable or Reset Wearing Sensor
In HP Poly Lens, navigate to device settings.
Disable or reset the wearing sensor feature.
Test the audio after making the change.
- Verify Default Audio Device Settings
Ensure the Voyager Focus 2 UC is set as the default audio device in:
- Windows/Mac sound settings
- The softphone application (Teams, Zoom, etc.)
Confirm both input and output are assigned correctly.
- Test on Another PC
Connect the headset to a different PC.
Check if the robotic sound persists.
This helps determine whether the issue is device-specific or system-related.
- Perform a Headset Reset
Use HP Poly Lens to perform a full device reset.
Re-pair the headset and test audio quality again.
In robotic or distorted audio issues with the Voyager Focus 2 UC are resolved by updating the firmware, adjusting sensor settings, verifying proper audio configuration, and performing a device reset. Following the troubleshooting steps in the recommended order ensures optimal performance and restores clear, stable audio quality.
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